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First-hand information in Fellbach

First-hand information in Fellbach

At the invitation of Jupiter-Verlag, we reported as authentically as possible.

The hall was full to the last seat, and those present followed our report in pictures and words with great interest. Following the motto “what, when, who and where”, we reviewed the last two years – from the development history with Infinity to the current state of affairs today.

An estimated 250 guests – it “felt” more like 500 – were gathered in the Schwabenlandhalle when we gave the closing talk of the three-day congress “Technologien der neuen Zeit” (Technologies of the new era). We documented the history of our collaboration with InfinitySAV – with as much picture material as possible from the very beginning, including the successes and the setbacks, right up to the current state and the latest developments and work being carried out in Seoul these days. At the same time we discussed the project with Muammer Yildiz and explained the forthcoming test. The entire congress is to be made available online shortly, so that even more people can benefit from it.

…. “Actually I should have taken the microphone too, because I had the following compliment on the tip of my tongue: ‘YOUR TALK IMPRESSED ME VERY MUCH, THANK YOU FOR IT, IT GIVES HOPE…’”

Editor’s note: extract from a participant’s feedback

Many thanks to the organisers and to all the guests on site. Thank you, too, for the many conversations with us on the sidelines of the event. Altogether it encouraged us to continue on the path we have taken and strengthened our view that our way – as a bottom-up movement with a clear focus on the individual and the family – is the right one.

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